Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank)
If you plan to import capital goods and services from the United States, this independent U.S. federal agency fills the gap in trade financing left by the private lending sector. Designed to improve the export potential for certain U.S. products and services, it provides working capital guarantees (pre-export financing) and export credit insurance to U.S. suppliers, and loan guarantees and direct loans to foreign buyers. The agency focuses primarily on the telecommunications, oil and gas, electricity, transportation, environmental, and manufacturing sectors.
Recently, it provided a loan guarantee of US$34.5 million to a major investor for the construction of a highway along the Dominican Republic’s eastern coast, which is a globally popular tourist destination, attracting up to 75% of the country’s visitors. Referenced as the Coral Highway (Autopista del Coral), this project involves a 70-kilometer corridor that completes a strategic link between the eastern city of La Romana and the luxury resort area of Punta Cana. Backed by this guarantee, the investor was able to secure more competitive term financing from lenders and tap into a new funding source. Representing Ex-Im Bank’s largest market in the Caribbean, the Dominican Republic offers investors export credit opportunities through this agency for U.S. goods and services used for their projects.
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Friday, 20 March 2015
Incentives for Foreign Investments in the Dominican Republic - General Overview
The Dominican Republic has been recently modernizing its legal and economic system in order to adapt to new globalized standards and involve foreign capital. With the highest GDP growth rate in the Caribbean, the Dominican government supports internationally accepted financing arrangements and observes international operating standards. Tourism, telecommunications, and free trade zones have caused the greatest investment growth, but there are more opportunities like renewable energy, agriculture, mining, construction, aviation, electricity, and ports.
The Export and Investment Center of the DR (CEI-RD) is responsible for encouraging foreign investment. The main laws and regulations in this area are: (A) The Constitution of the Dominican Republic; (B) Law #16-95 on Foreign Investments, (C)Regulation 214-04 on Registration and Capital Repatriation, and (D) the DR-CAFTA free trade agreement. Also, Laws #8-90 and #158-01, covering Free Trade Zones and Tourism, offers generous tax incentives to investments in these sectors. And the government has supported investors looking for investment guarantees from external agencies by backing economically significant infrastructure projects with its full faith and credit.
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